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But aiming high can only be applauded to a point.

The decision on Thursday by the Solicitors Regulatory Authorityy to strike off two solicitors from the solicitors' roll can only be applauded.

And this is the reason that the Norwegian Nobel peace prize committee's decision to turn the screws should not only be applauded, but welcomed.

He is a superb writer, long overdue serious recognition from the literary establishment, so Booker can only be applauded for his nomination.

"The clergy of Tower Hamlets are safe from episcopal censure, and their desire to reach out to the culture of the majority of their parishioners can only be applauded".

But for Jolie to take all that on, at no benefit to her but simply to draw attention to the illness and ways it can be prevented and treated, should only be applauded.

"For many decades the house was allowed to decay, so it's only to be applauded that the Bihar government now sees fit to put money into the project".

The Academy will benefit from becoming more diverse: 2020 is rather a lax deadline to set for itself, yet the direction is to be applauded – but only if the industry as a whole starts to ask not "how representative are we?" but "who are we calling heroes?".

He was not the only Yankees veteran to be applauded on a dank night before 51,151 fans.

But the scale of the poaching problem is such that, even though these are successes to be applauded, only a continent-wide response can provide a proper and lasting solution.

What was splendid about his blog is that he laid out all the polls for readers to judge for themselves, unlike Real Clear Politics which seemed to miss out quite a number of them.This maths-based approach is to be applauded, if only because we have in the past given too much credence to the pundits and their views (dangerous ground for a columnist, of course).